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Zach Cregger’s new horror movie Weapons is the silver lining of a horrible tragedy. “That chapter of my life was terrible,” says the Barbarian director, reflecting on the 2021 death of his close friend and longtime collaborator Trevor Moore. “[Writing the movie] was just me kind of interacting with those feelings in a way that wasn’t self-destructive.” Cregger can’t, or maybe won’t, describe how he rewired mourning into a two-hour character-driven odyssey that’s like Magnolia by way of Stephen King. But the screenplay exploded out of him. The story begins on a fateful night when 17 elementary school kids, all…

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